Camathias Cup

The Camathias Cup is a prestigious European motorcycle racing championship dedicated to classic sidecars, honoring Swiss racer Florian Camathias. It is known for featuring nostalgic, "faithful to the period" sidecar machinery from the 1960s and early 1970s. 

Key Aspects of the Camathias Cup:

• Race Format: The series holds an annual championship across various Grand Prix and road circuits in Europe.
• Classes: The competition is typically split into two main classes:
  • Up to 750 cc: 4-strokes and air-cooled 2-strokes up to 500 cc.
  • Over 750 cc: 4-strokes over 750 cc and 2-strokes up to 750 cc.
• Eligibility: Machines must meet strict age requirements, with 4-stroke machines manufactured before December 31, 1972, and 2-stroke machines manufactured before December 31, 1967.
• Atmosphere: The races are characterized by the "sight, sound, and smell" of historic, two-stroke and four-stroke sidecar missiles.